Kennethb wrote:chrisnnavarre wrote:Is everyone looking at a radar presentation or something concerning NE movement, because I don't see it. I see presently NNW movement and if you turn on the NHC tropical points on the current floater you'll see that Lee is NW of the NHC track and possibly heading NW, (looping around again?), and yes he does look better over land now than he did over water. I'm confused here, were is everyone getting NNE from?
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/flt/t1/flash-vis.html
You noticed that too. I would not be surprised to see a small loop, similiar to last night. We still have SSE - S winds here in South Baton Rouge.
I think the loop is deceiving because it appears to me that the convection(without looking at radar)is ramping up around the center. Overall the motion appears to me to be a ragged N or NNE. Definitely the center is W of the forecast points. With the front in N LA now that probably won't last for long.
edit- Just looked at radar. We may have a tilted center as where I thought the center was is not where it is on radar. I think the actual llc is just W or NW of Lafayette but the circulating cdo appears to be further East or NE to me. IMO, Lee is going to have to make sharp right turn to get back to the forecast points.